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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Related to the issue I raised on the Plover Python dictionary last time.
Sometimes some dictionaries are slower to load than the others, and it would be useful to have a visual indicator to know which one is slow.
Describe the solution you'd like
Make Plover show the "refreshing" state for only the actually-loading dictionaries on startup, instead of all of them.
Currently if a single dictionary is added, only that one has the refreshing state, which is desired. But on startup the refreshing icon only disappear when all dictionaries finished loading.
Implementation note: This might need some refactoring, because currently there's only the dictionaries_loaded hook triggered when all the dictionaries are loaded.
It's possible to trigger the hook when not all dictionaries are loaded, but (it breaks backward compatibility and) currently the hook is triggered inside engine, it would require some changes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Dynamically show refreshing icon on the DictionariesWidget
May 22, 2021
user202729
changed the title
Dynamically show refreshing icon on the DictionariesWidget
Dynamically show refreshing icon on the dictionaries widget
May 22, 2021
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Related to the issue I raised on the Plover Python dictionary last time.
Sometimes some dictionaries are slower to load than the others, and it would be useful to have a visual indicator to know which one is slow.
Describe the solution you'd like
Currently if a single dictionary is added, only that one has the refreshing state, which is desired. But on startup the refreshing icon only disappear when all dictionaries finished loading.
Implementation note: This might need some refactoring, because currently there's only the
dictionaries_loaded
hook triggered when all the dictionaries are loaded.It's possible to trigger the hook when not all dictionaries are loaded, but (it breaks backward compatibility and) currently the hook is triggered inside
engine
, it would require some changes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: